The MagicINFO On-Premise alternatives by ScreenCom Group

Today, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of digital signage solutions. And at a time when one of the most trusted software solutions, MagicINFO On-Premise, reaches End of Sale (31 Dec 2026), and one of the biggest players on the market had to suddenly be resold, users are looking to secure their digital signage network. To help you find the right option for your company, our team created this MagicINFO On-Premise alternatives guide.

*The information in the table is an editorial assessment based on each provider’s published product scope. It is not a formal vendor classification.

MagicINFO On-Premise alternatives in 2026 – Expert advice

When reviewing MagicINFO alternatives in 2026, our Migration Team experts recommend avoiding comparing feature lists alone. Remember that the right platform must also fit your existing displays, network architecture, users, security policies, and content approval process. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all digital signage solution on the market, which is why we took the extra time to highlight one key benefit for each:

• MagicINFO Cloud hosted by ScreenCom Group – Easiest temporary solution
• TDM Digital Signage – Best for mixed hardware networks
• Samsung VXT, managed by VXT Services – Top option for Samsung-focused installations
• TEOS Solutions – Best for workspace environments

MagicINFO Cloud hosted by ScreenCom Group

MagicINFO Cloud, hosted by ScreenCom Group, moves the server environment away from the customer’s premises while retaining familiar workflows. It is managed by our specialists with more than a decade of practical experience with the solution. For convenience, our Migration Team has listed the main MagicINFO Cloud advantages and disadvantages in the table below:

MagicINFO was the first digital signage solution to hold both ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications, while MagicINFO received a TNT Award at ISE 2022. The ISO certifications give customers a clearer basis for reviewing information security and privacy controls.

With this cloud solution, your digital signage environment is monitored and backed up several times each day. Updates are tested before deployment, and the platform is kept on a current supported version. Our MagicINFO experts have noted that this can make the managed service safer than many standard on-premise installations.

TDM Digital Signage

Developed by Blue and Red, a Dutch company which is now part of ScreenCom Group, TDM Digital Signage is a digital signage platform for managing displays, templates, users and data-led content. Some of its most notable features include warnings, evacuation messaging, room booking, and Power BI content. In the table below, you can find the top TDM Digital Signage advantages and disadvantages:

TDM’s data integration is relevant for organisations that need to place live dashboards and reports on their displays. It can also deploy urgent messages across existing screen infrastructure. You can also take advantage of functions such as proof-of-play, SSO, user roles, and activity logging. Moreover, integrations with services, such as Power BI and SharePoint, could help your team streamline processes, reducing operational costs.

Samsung VXT managed by VXT Services

The solution was launched in January 2024 as Samsung’s next-generation content and remote device management platform. And as an authorised Samsung partner, you can purchase VXT licenses with us. Furthermore, it's a great choice for companies that want to stay within the Samsung ecosystem. Our experts prepared the table below with the Samsung VXT advantages and disadvantages to help you evaluate this option.

VXT combines subscription-based content management with remote monitoring and recovery tools, making it perfect for SMBs as well as large enterprises. Some of the latest features include generative AI, VXT Assistant, Data Sync, and programmatic advertising through Vistar Media. Samsung also introduced AI Studio, which can turn static images into signage-ready video content.

Last but certainly not least, VXT also holds ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications, making it a safe and secure alternative. Our certified digital signage experts have previously published a video outlining the key differences between MagicINFO and VXT; we recommend you watch it before making a decision.

TEOS Solutions

Since the merger between ScreenCom and Blue & Red in May 2025, TEOS is owned and managed by ScreenCom Group. The solution first hit the market in 2017, and it was sold by Sony. Today, the platform combines digital signage with workplace functions such as room and desk booking, visitor check-in, and meeting-room control. Our expert team has prepared a list of TEOS advantages and disadvantages below for your consideration:

TEOS can replace several disconnected workplace tools with one modular platform. With it, organisations can start with digital signage or room booking and add other functions later. Some of the most popular integrations include Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, and Power BI. These can help your workplace teams use systems that are already part of the daily processes.

The takeaway - How to choose a MagicINFO On-Premise alternative in 2026

The right choice depends on more than just the product features. Before comparing MagicINFO On-Premise alternatives, document your displays, player types, integrations, users, content approval steps, security requirements, and expansion plans. This will help you get the full scope of your digital signage needs. And if you wonder where to start, our MagicINFO Migration FAQ page is a good place.

Existing Samsung networks may favour MagicINFO Cloud or VXT. Alternatively, mixed networks may benefit from solutions like TDM Digital Signage. And lastly, some organisations might be looking for platforms like TEOS, which could help with workspace management. You can find more of our MagicINFO migration articles here.

Our Migration Team has practical experience with MagicINFO, VXT, TDM, and TEOS environments. Thus, our certified experts can assess your current setup and explain which paths fit your technical and business requirements.